all nighter

i think i am going to have to pull off an all nighter;

i have 2 tests to study for.

one is on macbeth (entire thing) and i sorta skimmed through it instead of read it in detail.

the other one is a history test.

not only that, but by wednesday, i have to have read a 900 page book for english, and i am only on page 100 (after reading for 3 hours.. yes i have poor reading skills)

the problem is that every time i do this, i end up falling asleep in the middle of the study, or i am too tired to go to school the next day. there is no cocacola in the fridge. i HATE coffee. what can i take to bounce me off the walls, other than pure sugar?

hey zarathu, got any idea where i could get answers to an accelerated reader test?

Jolt Cola. That has a large amount of caffeine in it. I remember when I drank one, I was bouncy. You could always drink energy drinks. But why the hell did you wait to read a 900 page book until now? And you should work on your reading skills because that is way to slow.

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Originally Posted by King Zarathu [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

Oh yeah. Because reading skills completely has to do with procrastination. Nice one again, Jurupa. ^_^

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:D

But it doesn't have to do with procrastination, but real world stuff.

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Originally Posted by King Zarathu [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

I thought you said it has to do with his reading skills....

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It does. He knows how fast or slow of a read he is. He should have taken the correct steps to make sure he read the book before it was to late to. I would assume the teacher gave the students a good amount of time to read the book. I would guess it was 2 months, but I could be wrong.

Well, that could be taken as procrastination. Be sure though not to confuse laziness for procrastination.

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Originally Posted by jurupa [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]

It does. He knows how fast or slow of a read he is. He should have taken the correct steps to make sure he read the book before it was to late to. I would assume the teacher gave the students a good amount of time to read the book. I would guess it was 2 months, but I could be wrong.

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it was not an assigned book; each semester, we are required to read a certain number of books, through a program called accelerated reader, which bases books by points. we were supposed to reach a goal of 35 points this semester.

what happened was, i read the book alas babylon, which is 12 points. i had 23 points left. i couldnt find a book worth that exact amount. i picked out an interesting book that is 44 points. harry potter and the order of the phoenix.

laugh if you want, i know. i am a slow reader, i have problems reading, because i often daydream and wander off task. especially when it is something that doesn't spark my interest. i comprehend what i read, it's just that i have a hard time concentrating.

i procrastinated becaues during the time in which we are supposed to read, i am stuck at a table with ignorant ****s, who sit there and talk the whole god damn time. i don't have any other time that i can read in a day. i am busy from 6:30 in the morning, when i have singing lessons, to 1 o clock in the morning when i get done with my daily homework.